Joe Hart wouldn't shirk Celtic penalty call but goalkeeper faces lengthy queue amid old Man City footage emerging

Joe Hart rates Celtic’s last-gasp win in Dingwall a couple of seasons ago as one of the highlights of his trophy-laden time in Scotland.

But he still would rather avoid a repeat. Anthony Ralston’s 97th-minute winner against Ross County in the Highlands in December 2021 was one of the huge turning points of the season for the Parkhead men under Ange Postecoglou.

The Aussie had started to find his feet after a bumpy start but there were still doubts about his style of play and whether it could work on some of these treacherous away days. Celtic stuck to their principles that day and a hero emerged in Ralston to secure the points and to keep the bandwagon rolling on towards the title. Hart admits you never know at the time just how important these kinds of wins can be. But that one turned out to be a biggie and while he’s after a similar result, he could do without the Hart scares . He said: “That was a special moment in my time here. It brings me fond memories, one – because we won so late, and two – because it was Tony.

“Knowing what had gone on with him maybe not having so much security at the club, then Ange coming in and him being superb. It was a great moment. It was still us playing our football. It wasn’t us just hoofing it into the box, even with 10 men after Carl Starfelt got sent off.

“I remember the build-up to get the ball to the back post for Tony to score. Sometimes it still needs something special like someone smashing it in.

“Hopefully it won’t come to that again but if it does we know we have it in our locker. Are those the games that win leagues? It is when you look back on it. But we can’t afford to isolate individual games like derbies and so on. Every bit of focus is on Ross County and staying in the